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Sketches by an inmate at the notorious Guantanamo Bay prison have been released for the first time, detailing what the state-approved CIA's interrogation programme looked like.

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  Sketches show the inmate being waterboarded, placed in stress positions and placed in small boxes as part of a CIA programme.

The Stanford Prison Experiment (1971) was a psychological experiment conducted by Professor Philip Zimbardo

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  The pictures above and below were taken at Abu Ghraib Prison in Iraq during 2003-2004 and outline how some of the prisoners were mistreated by US military personnel.

District of Columbia Anti-War Network activists take part in a demonstration to oppose "American violations of international human rights" at the Abu Ghraib Prison in Iraq by US military personnel in front of the US Supreme Court in this February 9, 2005 file photo

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 An Iraqi man still suffers from his ordeal at the infamous prison, as does his family.